Proteose Medium

UTEX sells Proteose Medium at 1X concentration only. Stock solutions and individual components for this specific medium are currently not available for purchase.

Proteose Medium

Freshwater Medium | 6 < pH < 8

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$ 55.00

Deadline to place an order for Proteose Medium with a 2024 shipment date:
Dec 11, 2024 at 5:00 PM CST

Proteose Medium

General purpose freshwater medium suitable for axenic cultures. Modified bristol's medium.

Directions

For 1 L Total pH ~6.8

Add proteose peptone to Bristol Medium.
- For 1.5% (w/v) agar medium: add 15 g of agar into the flask; do not mix.
Cover and autoclave medium.

#	Component	Amount	Stock Solution Concentration	Final Concentration
1	Bristol Medium	1 L
2	Proteose Peptone (BD 211684)	1 g/L

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FAQs:Algal Culture Media

Important Notes To Consider:

The quality of water, including natural seawater, is important. The term 'dH₂O' generally refers to distilled, deionized, distilled/deionized water, Milli-Q water (Millipore Corp.), etc. Natural seawater and natural freshwater should be obtained from a non-polluted source.
When dissolving chemicals, wait for the first component to dissolve before adding the second. Stirring, and sometimes the addition of heat, is often required to dissolve the chemicals efficiently. Preparation of stock solutions for frequently made algal culture media make preparing media convenient but also necessary to avoid errors from weighing very tiny amounts.
Attention should be given to the pH of the final medium. In most cases, if pH adjustment is required, this occurs before sterilization. Please note that autoclaving removes carbon dioxide from media lacking carbonate stabilizing buffers. This would make the medium very alkaline soon after removal from the autoclave. In these cases, you should wait approximately 24 hours for gaseous equilibrium before inoculating the medium.